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Quoted from pinhead52:Take a guess, seen better days.
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LOL - makes me feel a whole lot better about the few worn spots on my Centaur!
On topic: If anyone has a Gottlieb AS relay (as used for spinner/bonus scoring), I might be interested... Mine is operable, but really finicky and I think a few prior folks have tried to "persuade" the switch and latch leaves into position - it often misses a few cycles when the spinner is hit hard.
Thanks!
Quoted from jrpinball:Capacitors???
My '75 Super Soccer has a "Mystery Bonus" saucer that uses a small rectifying diode and resistor/capacitor RC network to create the "random" 1, 2 or 3 bonus scores by holding in the bonus relay for different lengths of time. The time it takes to charge the capacitor to pull in another relay is dependent on how much charge is in the cap and the point at which the relay coil field strength is sufficient to trip the armature. But that is a fairly unusual application in EM's.
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